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Mexican War Veteran.

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gentleman 10 whom Mr. AasunTefers, anu to whom
In i. indebted :or tbe navce N which bo owcs b,a
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fnnl relief from years Of suffering i, Mr. King for
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many years the popular night clerk Of the Lawrence
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House, at Jackson. tfi7- 81 [. q = ii, +
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diseases In tho Mexican War; but not till tho list Of
March, 1875 did feel any symptoms OF rhcl,matlsu.
On TINT day was suddenly stricken with that us.
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DsADsTREET's REVIEW,

rhs Dizziness In the wool nad Metal Mar
ket Continues. SGT
y The principal wool markets q year $50
had gons through a period Of activity fol-
lowing the appearance Of new clip and
we're becoming quieter. Solar as thegen-
ersl dullness is concerned, the situation
today iB Glmost exactly the same as last
August; but the record Of the last two
months is very different from that Of the
summer Of 1886. At no time this season
has there been any decided stir in the
Eaatern markets. Manufacturers, in pur.
auipg the hsnd-to-mouth policy at pres
snt, are merely sustaining their previous
record. Otdera for lightweight goods have
aot yet been taken to any extent, and
there is, therefore, no haste to buy mate
rial. Lsrge lots OF wool cannot be moved
without liberal concesaions, and conces-
sions the holders as rule ase not inclined
70 offer. Whist buainess is done accord.
ingly is merely tho filling Of nearby re-
quiremsntB. Apart from this both eides
arc waiting for something to turn up.
W ulle luoet uesCAl ptloA6 VI UooA o1o 4AAeb
and weak quotations are no lower than
the Las. Of July. Fl
The eupply Of wool at Boston is abund.
ant and the market is easy, and yet buy
eys arc operating with caution. More or
less stock 10 being bought every day to
feed the WOODEN machinery with, but few
manufacturers, with the exception Of those
who have already secured contracts for
lightweight goods comparatively email
number-sre laying in Bnpplies for the fn-
ture. New Michigan wool has been Of
lered on very. favorable terms, and yot
much Of tits held above the market. b The
demand for medium sorts in general,
which has been remarkably, we'll sus-
tanned Tor several monthe, has fallen of
somewhat, and fine woods appear to be
gaining favor again. Foreign wool is firm,
out littleisd oingin it. Current quotations
Tor leading descriptions arc as follows, in
comparison with Last year, the various
prices, it will be observed, being very near
together on the two dates: ~, =. b u, ItY3'
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Live Stuck.

CHICAGO, August6.-Dropers' Journal reports: Cat
to- e1eipA 10y ncad: shipments for last weeS
$500 head market steady; shipping steers S. OH
%: stockeEs and feedets 81 25aS Sol cows, bulls and
HOPS Receipts 5000 head; shipmenu $500 head
market Steady Tor good; common 100 lower; rough
and mixed 81 70a5 70; packing aud shipping Is la
~; II mt s, 81; skips IS ooao %. sheep-Ses
wv head shi Dments nonc market steady: m We.
81 boai IS; bulk 50 2H3 western S. COaj SO: Tex.
ans = LQa3 20; lambs 81 Is ....... -
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IF you spit up phlegm. and are troubled
with a hacking cough, use Dr.. j. Il. Nc
Leans Tar Wine Lung Balm. p&w I
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Bustles are now 20 big that they make
pretty woman look like butterfly with
a Saratoga trunk strapped on its back.
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It may sound like on anomaly, but the
man discovered in crookednesa is in a
strait.-1e1as Sifinqs, p
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sasts +
Dry Goods,

I New foRK, August 6.--pry goods at tirst hands
demand light, but more bushes. was reported
with jobbers: In each instance tho movement
Was good and showing large quantity Of goods
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of the Money and stoch
49, -----L-- LL--- n.

Nxw York. August 6.--Money on call easy at 81
per cent Inst loan at per cent, closed ut Sal poi
cent Primo mercantile paper 5a5h per cent
Sterling exchange dull at 81 slAa4 SSx. ! E,
sent from the Exchange to-day, and tradi Q rcsnm,
cd a professional character which has heretofore
been marked feature Of the stock MARKET The
first sales were made at concessions from last even
further fractional chances were recorded in lin
carly trading. The business was quiet, and SOM
became dull The close was dull and heavy at the
lowest figures Of tho day. A great majority OF the
active list arc to.tght lower although the ecifnrs
ato for fractional amounts only, except for North.
cru Pacific Reading and st. Paul, each OF which
lost per cent Sales 100, ISL thares, f71l $3.50
Railroad lond' extremely duh: sales $4,000, L
Government bonds dull but firm. MO '-s'7 = (,
State bonds neglected "a s,II-s'-- ..85
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Light 10 reveal tho cherished dead "A
III lands from which ait fits have fed,
And tho ruins which death hath made,
Lands which never shall hear a sigh. -
ii III which nothing but death th8iid die, s.
And tho roses never ladc. lgT. 5
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When a singers throat is raw you can't
expect her songs to be well done.- Pills.
burqh Chronicle. n s. ,5G3 IA y IS
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Il FACULTY

Department OF Elocution and English Language
conducted BIZ MIS-. N. STEVENS HART, Principal
q the "wRlhirgton scbool Of Elocutlon and Eng.
Ahh Language, F." Wsshinssou. D. {a'Sl
Department Of French, conducted by PRoP. O.
toSrAlNE Professor oil French In tho Washing.
ION ash School, Washington, D. O. * II II ,y!5
Department oil German, conducted by PnoP. A,
SM;spANhOOFD, Professor Of German ut 81. Pauls
scae3l, Concord, N, u,
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G g. \ !. 0;'t,Itj|Ye'lliiQ||'e,nlf,.
Office, Nos. NO and 81 Fourteenth street.
REQuIEsCAT.
TsnphBar,

Tho day Is gone, 10 long and drear:
Sweet Il II 10 be resi1pg hero 2 e!J j
s''s. III the long aud silent night.
TX For griefand fear away are Sept; Z,
Ivy Bitter tears are no longer wcpt, i n
While wait for endless light. lls
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X This eales OF the week atsBoston have
amounted to 2.466,OOO pounds, as against
2,lS3. 900 pounds iass week aud 2,44S,000
pounds in the corresponding week last
yesr. s !, 4 = + 81 I, Z.
Eat Philadelphia wool is moving slowly,
and the market generally favors buyers,
but on account Of their inability to dupli.
cate 4atocka at lower rates in the w est
dealers are unable to let quotations down
to the level at which mills would be likely
TO anticipate requirements. 4 The sales Of
the week are 6S4, 900 pounds, against $751;
900 pounda for the same week Last year. I
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hut there will come time, wDen, s5..s
When, II 1 tell her OF this little SCENE,
sha Will SIN 10 aud preltlly blush, aud then
thh hnn iGns ~ YEN 70 XIV her ssain,
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EAST LIBEATY, August 6.-Cattle- RcceintS 969
head: shipments 1873 head nothing doing. all
shssnsh sonsgamen,s. Aess-ReecIpS 1903 head
ssh 81 n Ivy head; market slow; philadephlss
81 2ba5 IS, sheep-RecripB 1.6UO head; slip.
days prces. - N ! $500
CNclssA71t o.. August e.-Hogs steady; com.
mon and light 81 Soas IS; packing and butchers
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CHICAGO, August 6.-There was quiet day In
the wheat pit to-day. Toward Tho close OF the ses
sion local SPECTATOR started bu ling heayi Of
May, corn. which trmei all options up, and the
final prices we've nearly lc better than last night
for al iutuses The wheat market to-day SUI rcd
decline OF kc early, and later not only ,egaiued
the loss but advanced 9lshc better than Inc open.
ing prices, :, Oats moderately. active Provisions
S cas- No No spring S7As; No: sing nomsai
September !esa69c closing at t9c; October GgGs
7t54e: closing at 7tssc; December 73a74c, closlug
at 7Sc. Torn, easb No. 2 Sy]Sc: August So,Es
s g closing 'S,,a at sss: September saiosc,
4ilAe: May 4siia'sc, closing Il 4i1G Oats. Cash
No. No: 2, S2Ac: August 2AA42iSc closing at 2.31c;
October 1i1ss241sc, closing at 2iNe: May SLASH !:
closing az size. Rye. No. z, i81Sc Hsrcy: = a.
2, Sic. Flaxseed, 81 05 Timothy seed brine
81 10. Mess PORK. cash, SIS 90: eptember and DC.
tober $40 -; year SD Daal2 Is closing at ai2 il:
January sl2 eOal2 65. closing at sl2 Is LAID,
cash aud August 6,55e: september 6.s5aG .ll<c,
f $780,, January es,se 72 elosins az
clear soas.s5c. Whisky. 81 10. Butter, lille
T custer; Creamery ata2'c; dairy lsa12c. Eggs liz
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SUMMER SCHOOL. !
Mountain Lake Park !!
GARRETT COUNTY, ND,
Summit Of the Mlegl,aHles.
DV-ANTAGES.
"Hold the Mirror up to NATURE"

"Hold the Mirror up to Nature." ili
u. ELoCUTIoN. H E y &
Tho culture and Development Of tho voice for
conversation. reading. public address or singing.
" siec!al Instruction In reading the Bible and
hSn III, and In reading |hae espeare. ~ =. . 81 :. Z
opportunities for Teachers, Ministers and Plat.
!otm spexters generally. 10 learn how 10 use their
VOICES without discomfort or injury a As'lt'5ii
Nor! course In English Literature, with special
erection aiitSlion Tor cour,e Of reading In English
e'IN'es. shst may b. pursued during tho year.
FRENCH AND GERMAN. ~ u 4. !,
Natural methods o. Instruction. by which pupils
WIN arc willing toapply themselves may obtain In
~ mort course correct pronunciation and degree
o. hnency both In reading and In conversation. ~
opportunity Tor conversation daily, especially ut
Mss. TINS furnishes not only superior adyant-
Ea'opean travel STD l,i7 ~ 80
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pdltAnK1FH1A. August 6-Flour dull, Wheat
closed steady: No. 2 red 7711lsa7sc; September 7SN
a.se; October Sohaso1lc: November slHaSio.
aud nominal; No. mixed 4aas0c; September 5sX
a49Ic October 4s71aal9Ec. Oats spot quic. witn
out important change futures flrm but quiet; No
white august 3,a3'4ac: september SlasihG;
octobcr 8lAaSc; November t5a96c Butt r fifn
and fairly NC i've; creamery extra CSC; trsts 2M2,c
EGGS tlslner with fais dc nau,; western tirst, la
li1ac. cheese timer and In fair demand, '-7-s}
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Breadstsifs and Proyisions

New YoRH, August 6.-Elour, reecipts II, ma
packages; exports . 7r3 barrels and 4 iI0 sacks:
market dun aud hesvy: So es IS 016 barrels: good
to choice western md State Sl9oai 90. Wheat. m.
ceip@ lI4gS bushels; ports 2V76i9 bushels: SCOT
JOS 734A&c lower add options ohepca weak al Ks
Ee lower. later ruled stronger, advanced Aabc.
closing firm al alb 'uI tho best figures: sales
bushels o. futures and O01 bushels OF spot; No
Chicago 71%c: ungraded rcd 7i&ss25sIc; NO. Or
7sHc. closing as 1915; Oo'ober S1<asGt.c, closing
at sozc; November 8las21<c. closing II s21Gc: be.
GENDER sa1sss5sSc. closing Vt SS3fc. January SKA
sl1sc, clcsing al $40; Fsbrusry S5.c: Nav Soj!..
Torn, spot lets arm but 1aiei and optfous kaSc
higher, closing firm; receipts 81 Gl0; exports hi IN
bushels; sales 472 90 bushels OF tuturea and i.CO0
bushels Of spot; unGradeh IG>fai74c: No 2 Auru,t
lttsci september a7Aa4154c,I closing at 475<c: &c
iooer aSi4aiS1sc, closing Al 4st4c; November i9Xa
i9Ic. closing Ut 1875: May 5l1G Oats 6saHc lover
aud dull: receipts $4,000 bushels; exports $40 O00
bushels OF SCOT: mixed western Sll3ic: white do II
af2c Hay quiet and unchanged Hop, Quiet aud
steady Colee, spot fair: Rio quiet at l9c; optons
urn but gu et: Sales az 0 bags; August Il. 500:
September 1140al7. Soc; Oct9ber H. A5al7 Csc. No.
yemher l3bSal1 CSC: Dct ember l765al7 SOC; janu.
AIRY II 65al775c; February l775c; MAY II SOC
sugar quiet and steady: refined quiet: coniectlop-
ers \ 30; cubes 5.Yla6c. Molaaes Quiet eYtra
heavy black strap NC. Rice hrin. Resin duh.
Turpentine steady; $50 asked. Eggs firm; receipts
I,atZ package.: western 12a15c. FORK dull tut
meats quiet Ind unchanged, Lard dull and Il
shade lower; western steam spot 6.521Sc; Septeu,.
Der S.a890 October y 97ad.99e; November q sd
GS9e; December Sta6 Sic: January G. 92a6 9ec: CITY
steam 9 Cue. Butter quiet Aua firm; western ia
Csc: western creamery lsa25c. Cheese steadS and
quiet. ff y sz9.5s . : ~: - -
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PITTSBURGH, PA. August G.-Petroleum dull bu,
steady; openesd1 81, g. s7Hc; closed at 5c; highest
Trrusvtils, PA, August 6.-opeued at 57,<c:
highest WIG; lowest SIZE; closed At 5711Sc.
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EDUCATIONAL.

.S3F1VER COLLEGE-THE $50 YxAa
ri ,his most excellent School for Young La.
~ 'n ~ sep,eu,bcr rs. Dt. Taylor has demon.
ci !e.sh biS superiority Gs m educator Tho new
s s1sIiSg alley will be ready for the Fall Term.
ANYWAY - - L-,.' "
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Petroleum,

On CITY Pa, August 6.-Opened at 57sfo. hirh.
est 5I1ac; owest 5'3Sc; closed at 57Sc; sales 81.
800 barrels; clearanccs 6l2 900 barrels: Charter
WITT barrels; shipments 676sl barrels; runs 6O,sH
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FIR sale by NIL druggists. Treatise on Blood aud
sfln Diseases mailed FREQ. ~ i 4
s. ) ,..I TUE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co..
}5sia'as!Ct$3s Drawer s. Atlanta Ca u
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Mt De C|lantaI Academy,
MAR wnEELI&e, ". VA.

The iottetN year o, this we'll known Academy
under The charge Of the Visitation Nuns, opens on
tie INST Monday Of September next, and con
NuuGs ten months. 4 4 re =
Pupils received at any time In the session. y
Those W desire 10 place their daughters In Az
insitu ion alordiug exceptional advantages III the
way Of healthiuI and delightful location, excel
lent board, thorough discipline aud instruction a.
de hands OF liie-l long tcsrhers In every depart.
meut Of iemsie education, including tho modern
languages aGd music, should send FOX catalogue
Of this school. Address, Mrs
Dirert1ssBoit the Academy Of theVisitatiop,
MT. DE CBaNTAL,
.u2tn4w 1stE V Near Wheeling ". Va.
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~. ysekly Bnnk Staten ant.

q z liisll ~ Soch1y phhh oiAteme nt. - Va
NEW YoRK, August The weekly statement al
the Associated Banks shows the following changes:
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Course 0! Lectures will be given In each do.
&hooL iG-7Iii1G4S -; ~ : a sg{Ig
Special rates offered to clubs Of not less than dvc
Hotels and Boarding Houses mako special terms
WI MEMBERS 10 the school. iEg i7l,tI{FIe 4 4
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dosing dull; No. 2 winter red SPOT 77c bid: Sen.
en!ber iS5sa1S154c; October SoaSOl+c DECEMBER S3L
asst]n; Corn western Steady and dull; miYaa spot
AZ bid; August 47Hc asked: September 47al75o
3sa So; do mixel slaS5c Provisions steady and
IN tait inquiry. Coffee nominally steady; Rio car
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TOLEDO, August 6.-Wheat tlrmer; cash and An.
gust 7&Ac; September 7a14c October ;41Sc; Deccm.
PER 71he. orn fun steady; cash 4sc: september
~ 0aE STEADY; cash t4Ac; August .5isc; Sep
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tho right Side under ege rb increasing on pressure
eomeimcs tho ialn on The le stlc; ha Tent rarely able
TO lie on tho len side; SoGelnts tho tan Is felt cr Tho
shoulde! anil d sometimes taken for rheumatism III The arm
Tho stomach Affected with loss Of appetite and sickness; tho bowels
troubled with accompanied with dull heavy sensation in tho
back Iar There generally loss Of memory, accom-
S"ght to have been DONE slight dry cough sometimes attendant
liz Patient s9pa Ct weane and debility he easly startled
the skim low and although he satisfied that exercise
enough to try it. Al - - |
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NEW York, August o. Petroleum was dull.
openea at 57aS; highest We; lowest t7Ec; closed
,RRADFoRD, Pa, August 6.-Opened at b71tc:
clos. y 55Sc: highest Sc; lowest b73sc; clear
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steady; No. 2 rcd To; receipts 5000 bushels:
| shipments Loco bushels. Corn strong; No 4 mix.
cd Asc; Oats STEADY; No. mixed xia27]1<c Rye
Aim: NO. =, go. roIyisions quiet and unchanged
finished goods on basis Of ST. o. butter s,1onv,
sugar Ia fair demaud. Eggs quiet at 9alOc. Cheese
scarce anu firm - -, T ri :. - s -
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MEDICAL,
Nnnr l31l
&SENEdlsFSkA

SO numerous arc the do.
velnpuirnts from Malaria
that peop'c continually
suffer from this noxi0,is
poison whcu they least
imagine II Is lurking In
their lYNinm. -. --'.Ll -
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Literary Notes.

The Fatal Three" 10 the blood.curdling
title Of Mas Btaddon'a forthcoming novel.
Mr.: Edgar Fawcett's play, "The Earl'
which failed to please Boston and VIVA
the subject OF divers wrathfui istters-wili
soon be brought out In book form by
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-03-24
Notice..

The following sealed bids will he received
by the Board OF county Commissioners up
to noon. April 4th, 1887:
For constructing a bridge over east fork
OF Spring creek at X. W. Mobiles ranch.
Bridge to be twenty four feet long, fourteen
feet wide. five stringers, stringers to he not
less than ten inches at small end, abut-
ments to DE Of solid logs, bark of and four
feet high from low water mark. Bridge to
he covered with three inch plank; APP
proaches graded. Plans and specifications
to accompany bids.
Also, for the building Of four bridges, on
Main street; east Of Spring creek, as fol-
lows: First bridge on sag at block U, three
feet high to bottom Of stringer. Second
bridge ON Spring coOlee. three feet high tn
bottom Of stringers. Also, bridge on first
crossing 81 river bed to be as high as bank
on east side. Also, bridge on last crossing
by mill, to be five feet from bottom Of
stringers to led Of stream; timl,ers used
ten inches thick at little end and to be
barkesl. Lumber used for covering on said
bridges to be good lumber, three inches
thick and sixteen feet long, and put on five
stringers to each bridge. Approaches and
grades to be made good and solid. Grade
commencing at east end Of last bridge shall
he made sixteen feet wide, and three feet to
the rod to top 81 bank.
Also, for constructing road from a
point near McNair's ranch ON Judith river,
to a point ON the old road above the Sec
ranch. Route to be designated by parties
appointed for the purpose ut last meeting
Of board.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
W. II. KELLY, Clerk.
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MAIDEN LOCALS.

"Jo-He"
At Thompson 4 Williams drug store.
There has been a scarcity Of butter in
this market.
Trade is picking up with our merchants
and they are hopeful Of a good summer.
Murray & O'Brien have leased the Bull
lion saloon for six months, and open this
week.
G. Drosch has been under the weather
several days. suffering with rheumat ism in
his right arm.
William Culver, the photographer, has
been quite busy during the winter and is
turning out superior work.
Parties about to purchase garden seed
should remember that c. Boissonneault.
keeps nothing but the very hest.
Mr.. Gardner expects to have his works
ON the North Fork in operation as soon
as the roads are in shape to haul ore.
Frank Sage had the misfortune to cut his
foot quite severely "A few days since while
telling tree. lie is able to get about with
n cane.
Surcease Of SORROW don't express the
feelings Of one young man since the winter
school closed, and the sstinable young lady
taken her departure.
The Maginnis company expect to start
its mill about April LIST. Hosting works
for the mine are now route from Fraser
! & Chalmers, Chicago.
| The Buchanan Bros. are making prepa-
rations to work their placer ground in the
North Moccasin. They anticipate good
head Of water this spring.
n. +. DnsmOre il becoming quite n
poultry fancicr. lie curries his chickens
almonds, rnagnesa and red pepper.
Mr.Wilson is still at work ON the Joseph
inc prospect near the Florence. The owner,
Mr.. Burgess, may become a Bonanza king
yet. The property is improving in appear
ance.
p. Saunders is always making improve
ments. Martin 4 Parisot have just fin
ishcd putting in "A neat front to his livery
stable. The cornice work is very appropri-
ate in design.
The smclter still stands in a state Of
"innocuous tlesuetude." Parties think Of
leasing it and starting glue factory. There
are several hundred dead cattle in the
gulch and foot hills that can be utilized.
Campbell Il Bowman have located what
they call spotted Horse M. 2" and have
n fifteen foot tunnel on the property at
present. They show some good quartz
considering the extent Of development.
A number Of men are now employed on
the Spotted Horse sinking II shaft from the
lower level The lowest workings are now
ia feet from the surface, where body Of
high grade ore is exposed. Mr.. Meadow il
making preparations for his five STAMP
mill, To be built in Maiden gulch.
Oscar Stevens was in town Sunday. H.
brought his sheep though the winter il
good shape though he had some hard expe
; renee with the elements. lie had sever
thousand head out on the prairie ON
stormy night but only lost sixty. Mr.
stevens has ten thousand head, and place
his loss at 700. lie fed 300 tons Of hay